uniUSB C to DisplayPort Cable 3FT (4K@60Hz, 2K@165Hz), Sturdy USB Type-C to DisplayPort Braided Cable [Thunderbolt 3/4 Compatible] with MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone 15 Pro/Max, Galaxy S24, Chromebook, XPS

I’m starting college soon and invested in a laptop of course in order to do my course work, but for when I’m at home I wanted the ability to display my laptop screen on my pre-existing monitor that I use for my Xbox and switch. My monitor has 2 hdmi ports and one display port so I opted for the display port since the two HDMI’s were taken up and I was not disappointed. It works seamlessly with my Microsoft surface laptop 7 and I only had to go in settings to change a few things such as resolution/screen fitting as well as enabling 120hz (which this cord supports at 1080p) *though for me when I have both displays on simultaneously I’m unable to enable 120hz on my monitor, this might just be a user issue though and I’m unable to figure out how to fix it. It feels smooth with just my monitor on and I don’t have any issues with bugging or clarity issues. I chose the 3ft cord since I only need it for when I’m working at my desk and didn’t want a super long cord dangling, it can stretch long enough to reach the very end of my desk (should be visible in one of the pictures). Looks fine and simple, I don’t think it’s something that should stop anyone from buying. Nothing I can really complain about or nitpick.

I got these to use with my Mac Studio and they worked great. Both monitors did 165hz without issue.

Working just fine with an external display.

This almost immediately stopped working within the first two weeks, flickering the monitor on-and-off repeatedly, even when using one of the HDMI ports for a separate computer plugged into the same monitor; this issue stopped immediately when unplugging this useless cable - unfortunately I had already discarded the packaging and I am now stuck with a glorified rope.

The manual mentioned it was uni-directional but it is bi-directional. I have it connected to a Mac mini on the usb-c port to an hp monitor on the display port. The Mac mini detected the monitor and resolution and the monitor automatically selected the correct input.

If you buy a new monitor to go with your desktop Mac, you will need this “display monitor “ cord. My 32” LG monitor DID NOT come with this required cord. Do not use HDMI cables to USB C connections, is the recommendations.

I was really sad I had to return this cable. I loved the quality and appearance of this cable. It was heavy duty and just the right length. I went to hook it up to my computer, only to realize that I did not have an HDMI display port on my monitor. I needed an HDMI only. My mistake or I would’ve used it and loved it. Confirm your HDMI port types before your order would be my only advice.

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